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6/15/2025, 12:52:34 AM
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>>279671655
Karen haters really piss me off. They hate her and say she’s a bad character without putting in the effort to understand her. I can forgive that take if someone’s only seen the 12-episode series, since Karen barely feels like a full character there. But the movie gives her a lot more time and development. Most people just brush those scenes off and then blame the show for making her writing weak, even though her writing in the movie clearly has more depth.
Karen has spent her whole life working toward becoming a stage actress because of her promise to Hikari. From elementary school to high school, she’s been gaining experience nonstop. Her backstory doesn’t fully come together until you see that scene with the Giraffe and Hikari standing on the platform.
“Throwing away the joys of ordinary, the fun of girlhood.”
That line sums up Karen’s character. She gave up the joy of youth for the sake of her craft, for the sake of becoming a Stage Girl. And that reflects real-life people who give everything to acting or the entertainment industry. It’s a brutal path. Even if you’re talented, the risk is high. Some end up in their fifties with no savings, still scraping by because they do it for the love of the craft.
>>279664333
>>279664869
>>279668663 (retarded)
>>279671655
Karen haters really piss me off. They hate her and say she’s a bad character without putting in the effort to understand her. I can forgive that take if someone’s only seen the 12-episode series, since Karen barely feels like a full character there. But the movie gives her a lot more time and development. Most people just brush those scenes off and then blame the show for making her writing weak, even though her writing in the movie clearly has more depth.
Karen has spent her whole life working toward becoming a stage actress because of her promise to Hikari. From elementary school to high school, she’s been gaining experience nonstop. Her backstory doesn’t fully come together until you see that scene with the Giraffe and Hikari standing on the platform.
“Throwing away the joys of ordinary, the fun of girlhood.”
That line sums up Karen’s character. She gave up the joy of youth for the sake of her craft, for the sake of becoming a Stage Girl. And that reflects real-life people who give everything to acting or the entertainment industry. It’s a brutal path. Even if you’re talented, the risk is high. Some end up in their fifties with no savings, still scraping by because they do it for the love of the craft.
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